Arts
A dancer's remarkable journey
Yuriko's journey from a WWII Japanese internment camp to the world's stages as lauded dancer with the Martha Graham Dance Company.
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Ghetto Biennale art show in Port-au-Prince
The Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, is traffic-snarled, chaotic, and terribly poor; but for three weeks, it was also the site of a unique art event. ...
Opera at a different scale
Piccolo Teatro Lirico, a small historic theater in Rome, has a new, short twist on a centuries-old art form....
The market for modern Middle Eastern art
The Middle East has seen a lot of upheaval in recent years, and some of that has fueled a growing interest in contemporary Middle Eastern art....
Bulletproof style
A series of pictures shot by Peruvian photographer Milagros de la Torre feature some fancy clothes that carry a well hidden secret....
Brecht's musings on American capitalism
After the 1929 Wall Street crash, German playwright Bertolt Brecht wrote a poem about the rise and fall New York, and it's as if he wrote about 2008....
The fate of Lehman Brothers' art
Lehman Brothers auctions off its multi-million dollar corporate art collection -- the financial downturn's impact on fine arts. ...
Lisa Kudrow: Actress and Biology Major
Lisa Kudrow didn't start out wanting to be an actor: she studied sociobiology in college and wanted to become a researcher. ...
Playing with The Beatles
With album sales having stayed on a downward spiral for years, could video games like "The Beatles: Rock Band" be the saving grace for the music industry? ...
